We really loved this little bar. We only came for drinks, so I can't comment on the food, but the…read morelocation, drinks and service added up to five stars. It's located close to the water, and they have tables on the patio that face the ocean, so the five of us picked a perfect sunset-watching spot on the patio and ordered sangria. We never saw any menus, so I can't say if they were in English or not, but the waitress spoke English and was very helpful. I especially loved their Cava Sangria (champagne sangria). It was served in a big goblet glass with a straw and fork, the fork because the sangria was chock full of fruit! It was almost like an alcoholic fruit salad. You needed that fork to fish out the apples and bananas and strawberry and pineapple. It was a delicious drink, and a great place to sit and enjoy the sunset over the beach.

I came here to sit and have a drink while waiting for someone. I got a Coca-Cola and it cost me 8€…read more they were not really friendly or helpful. I usually leave good comments but I just want to let people know. The place does look nice though

Super bar tenders. Great Guinness. True Irish pub. The woman who worked the door was very…read moreprofessional on a very busy night due to El Classico match

Cold beer. Great tunes. Friendly staff. Yes I did travel 5,000 miles to Spain to drink an American…read moreIPA at an Irish bar. And I liked it!

MacLarens Irish Pub, Lloret de mar..its actually an International bar with all ages and…read morenationalities having fun!. The pub has pool and darts and lots of drinks deals we sat outside and watched the people pass its in a great location.

Great bar great people!! All the sports are catered for from GAA to Rugby!! Well worth a vistread more

The phenomenon of Irish-themed pubs has even reached Vilanova i la Geltrú. This large venue,…read morelocated in an attractive small square in the old town of La Geltrú, is popular late on (after 23h) with a young crowd (mostly teenagers and 20-somethings), but OK for a quiet drink earlier on. The exterior looks like a traditional Spanish house, and conceals an expansive interior with a long counter, a wooden floor, panelled walls, pictures and mirrors with a Guinness/Murphy's/Irish theme, and a large TV screen showing videos. There's an upstairs bar which they open during festivals when they're busy. The beers, as you might expect, include Guinness and Murphy's, alongside Heineken and a range of interesting international bottled beers, with Yuste beer from Andalucía the only (but worthy) Spanish representative. Prices (at EUR3.50 per bottle) are higher than average, but service is friendly and efficient.

Love this Bar the staff are friendly and DJ will play songs that you ask for, this is a very…read moreBritish bar get alot of Stag and Hen Does so its a good laugh. They have a massive Terrace also wich is lovely in the day or on a warm nite. The cocktails are a must try. xx

The Queen Vic is another little British Pub…read more The bar is one of the cheaper in the area with the usual happy hour offers. They have a dance floor and DJ booth but mainly rely on playlists (which are good to be fair) for the music. The terrace is the best part. This is quite large and features a 15ft screen for all live sports on their Sky package. The terrace also overlooks a reverse bungee.

If you're gay and visiting Sitges, at some point you'll be sitting outside Parrots Pub & Terrace in…read morethe heart of the gayborhood. This is the front and center scene to see and be seen. Hundreds strut through Plaça Indústria "Parrots Plaza" every night. Rainbow-colored umbrellas, cocktail tables and chairs in rows face out on both sides of the walking street so you can watch the nightly parade, and be watched in return! Service is ok considering the servers have to squeeze through the crowds. Cocktails are typical well/call drinks and big fruity tourist concoctions. Don't pass up their Piña Colada! Food is basic tourist bar fare. Eye candy is free.

After a thorough examination not involving a proctologist, it is my scientific conclusion that…read moreSitges is a lot of fun in May. Once you get off the train from Barcelona and check into your hotel, might I suggest you come here first. In fact, I can't imagine coming to Sitges without coming here. That's how essential Jamie W. and I think this spot is to any adult trip to Sitges. Parrots is quite a conglomerate in Sitges encompassing a hotel, a restaurant, a fitness club, and other local small businesses. At the start of the Street of Sin (a.k.a., gay central), this is their most prominent property, the bar with the huge terrace at the busy Plaça de la Indústria. The world passing by is what makes a table in the terrace essential. The newspaper on the table is the menu in multiple languages. They offer the standard bar bites, but the cocktails really stand out. We kept ordering the 9.30€ Pina Colada because it was huge, potent, and reminded us we were on vacation (photo: https://yelp.to/LP1bnRx_wm). The people watching is world-class starting with well-sculpted street acrobats standing on each other and the drag queens parading down the Street of Sin. Welcome to Sitges, baby! COCKTAILS - 5 stars...the Pina Colada hits the spot...so did the 9.30€ Espresso Martini (photo: https://yelp.to/xGixdqW0Tx) AMBIANCE - 5 stars...just right on a warm day SERVICE - 5 stars...the guys handle the entire terrace solo on their shifts...fast and responsive and quite cute TOTAL - 5 stars...now you know where to make a beeline RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T